High-precision right-angle cutting of steel pipes and shaped steel! A band saw with excellent cutting capacity and durability.
Asada's "Band Saw Beaver Series" is a cutting machine that precisely cuts steel pipes and shaped steel at right angles. Despite its compact size, the "4Eco" has a cutting capacity of φ130mm, while the "4F Eco" features a clamping mechanism, and the "6" is known for its high durability, offering a diverse lineup. In addition to the "Beaver Series," options such as the "Band Saw 222," which has a guide arm compatible with pipe diameters, can be selected according to your needs. [Features] ■ High-precision right-angle cutting of steel pipes and shaped steel ■ Diverse lineup ■ Other band saws besides the Beaver Series *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■ Band Saw Beaver 4 Eco ■ Band Saw Beaver 4F Eco ■ Band Saw Beaver 6 ■ Band Saw Beaver 6F ■ Band Saw 222 ■ Band Saw 22F ■ Band Saw 32F *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 ■ Steel pipes ■ Lining steel pipes for water supply ■ Electrical conduits ■ PVC pipes ■ Resin pipes ■ Cast iron pipes ■ Stainless steel pipes ■ Steel materials ■ Square pipes ■ Round bars ■ Aluminum sashes, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Asada Corporation, a comprehensive manufacturer of piping machinery, tools, and environmental equipment, is dedicated to the reconstruction of manufacturing and the expansion of environmental engineering under the motto "The Dream of Manufacturing - A New Challenge," aiming for further growth.
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